CABRILLO NATIONAL MONUMENT TO HOST OPEN HOUSE TO SHARE THE TRAIL MANAGEMENT PLAN / ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
This is your opportunity to provide comments to the proposed changes for trails at Cabrillo. There is currently a 30 day period, ending on May 13, where comments can be provided. There will also be an Open House on April 25 where you can learn more about these changes. The proposals for the trails can be read here. The official news release is provided below. … Continue reading CABRILLO NATIONAL MONUMENT TO HOST OPEN HOUSE TO SHARE THE TRAIL MANAGEMENT PLAN / ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
Did You Know – Moths in the Park
Have you started seeing some moths in the Park? This is a good chance to review two Cabrillo Field Note blog posts on the White-Lined Sphinx Moth and the Western Tussock Moth, so that you can help out visitors who ask questions about them. Species Spotlight: White-Lined Sphinx Moth (Hyles lineata) Species Spotlight: Western Tussock Moth (Orgyia vetusta) Continue reading Did You Know – Moths in the Park
Tidepool Tips – Deep Dive Into Marine Life
If you want to read about some interesting marine research at California State Fullerton, read on. From their website you can learn about Environmental DNA (eDNA) and Aggressive Sea Anemones, among other reaearch. Deep Dive Into Marine Life Continue reading Tidepool Tips – Deep Dive Into Marine Life
Creature Feature – Keyhole Limpet
This month’s Creature Feature at the Tidepool Education table is the Keyhole Limpet. You can learn more about it here. Continue reading Creature Feature – Keyhole Limpet
April 2019 – Tides
Here is the tide chart for April. For those of you wanting to read ahead, we have the 2020 Tide chart available, thanks to Ed Parnell at Scripps. Continue reading April 2019 – Tides
Thank you McKenna!
This Friday, March 29, will be McKenna Pace’s last day at Cabrillo. She has been an invaluable asset to the Park as part of the Science Education Team. McKenna earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology at San Diego State University in 2017. She loves spending time outdoors (especially exploring the tidepools) and is passionate about science education and communication. McKenna has built … Continue reading Thank you McKenna!

